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SLOWINGTHERACINGMIND Hunger Games? Parents: Do Your Job!
On Friday night, the fam headed to St Anthony Main Theatre to take in the much awaitedHunger Gamesmovie. This theatre is a great find for those who live in Minneapolis, by the way. I work a few blocks...
Posted on 3/24/12 at 10:45 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHAT Legislative notebook: Speed limit increase hits a speed bump
Sen. LeRoy Stumpf offered a confession to the Senate Transportation Committee. The Plummer Democrat said he sometimes speeds while traveling his northwest Minnesota district. I bring this bill to ...
Posted on 2/14/12 at 10:50 PM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Remembering the dead
By the time the Civil War ended in 1865, the United States had sustained severe casualties, with the total number of dead soldiers estimated at 620,000. It has been our deadliest war, pitting family ...
Posted on 5/27/11 at 12:00 AM
Lawsuit against YME on its way to trial 
OLIVIA — A lawsuit by two taxpayers against the Yellow Medicine East School District is headed to trial, with the potential for what their attorney termed a “train wreck’’ should they prevail.
By Tom Cherveny , January 21, 2011
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In wake of shootings, Dr. King is never more important
ATLANTA — The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy as a preacher of peace and tolerance was lauded Monday as Americans marked his memorial day just over a week after the shootings in Arizona that killed 6 people and seriously wounded a congresswoman.
By Errin Haines , January 18, 2011
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Civil War message opened, decoded: No help coming for Vicksburg
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A glass vial stopped with a cork during the Civil War has been opened, revealing a coded message to the desperate Confederate commander in Vicksburg on the day the Mississippi city fell to Union forces 147 years ago.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , December 25, 2010
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Battlefield gains national designation
GRANITE FALLS — The land where warriors and soldiers fought the final battle of the U.S.–Dakota War of 1862 will be recognized as a national historic site.
By Tom Cherveny , October 05, 2010
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Gimse: Agreement reached with bank on loans, taxes now paid on development project land
WILLMAR — Gimse Brothers Inc., the land development and construction company co-owned by State Sen. Joe Gimse, has reached an agreement with the local bank that sued Gimse and his brother for defaulting on their business loans.
By Gretchen Schlosser , September 25, 2010
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Political civil war raging within Republican Party
WASHINGTON — A Republican Party civil war is raging in the U.S., with conservatives dominating ever more primaries in a fight for the party's soul — and the Democrats are hoping to benefit.
By Charles Babington , August 26, 2010
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Hearing delayed in vegetable grower’s case against the city of Watson
MONTEVIDEO — Attorney John Mack began his argument to the court Tuesday by stating the matter was “very clear,” but unfortunately for the New London counselor, his cell phone connection was not.
By Tom Cherveny , August 04, 2010
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Court remands permit for three anhydrous ammonia storage tanks in Montevideo
MONTEVIDEO — Kim Johnson’s concerns over plans by the Farmers Union Co-op Oil Company or Cenex to build an expanded, anhydrous ammonia storage facility near his home only grew as he gathered information about the dangers of the farm fertilizer.
By Tom Cherveny , June 29, 2010
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$10.9M project at two YME buildings given OK
GRANITE FALLS — Yellow Medicine East can continue to move forward with an estimated $10.9 million worth of health and safety and other improvements to its buildings this summer.
By Tom Cherveny , May 26, 2010
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Judge rules for YME to allow construction work to proceed
GRANITE FALLS — Yellow Medicine East can continue to move forward with an estimated $10.9 million worth of health and safety and other improvements to its buildings this summer.
A judge’s ruling denied a request by two district taxpayers for a temporary injunction to halt the project while they challenge it in court. District Judge Randall Slieter filed the ruling on Friday.
By Tom Cherveny , May 25, 2010
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Jury returns verdict against ACMC and Rice Hospital
WILLMAR — A Kandiyohi County jury has awarded $23.2 million to a Paynesville family whose daughter is severely handicapped due to complications during her birth in June 2007 at Rice Memorial Hospital.
By Linda Vanderwerfand Gretchen Schlosser , February 11, 2010
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Civil War sites in 5 states, including Wood Lake site protected
RICHMOND, Va. — The Civil War Preservation Trust says it helped preserve 2,777 historic acres in 2009, from Minnesota to Florida.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , January 07, 2010
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Man enters plea in Swift County drive-by shooting
BENSON — Charles Elmer Hoberg, 39, of Benson, pleaded guilty Tuesday to a felony charge of dangerous weapons/drive-by shooting toward a motor vehicle or building for his role in shooting up a rural Benson man’s home and attempting to run the man over with a vehicle.
By Gretchen Schlosser , October 29, 2009
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Letter: Keep church, state separate
Europe finally freed itself of the tyranny of state churches with a vengeance! No one goes to church over there anymore.
By Lee Paulson, Glenwood , July 10, 2009
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